Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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THE EDITOR’S MESSAGE “There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.” So wrote William Shakespeare; but long before the English bard penned the above words, the ancient Egyptians created a civilization around the simple word, “Progress,” an ideal we still copy today. History has long taught us that change is inevitable and good. In the advent of our new administration, Salisbury State Teachers College has undergone a great change which will have innumerable effects on the lives of all students. Above and beyond any physical achievement occasioned by any adminis¬ trative transformation, the fullest benefits of such a change must be realized by the individual students. Theirs is the task of taking the fullest advantage of every opportunity presenting itself, of learning the laws of life and progress, and the mastery of them. Successful living is the oldest art in the world. But it takes initiative, foresight, and the ability to combine experiences into new and workable ideas to insure progress. With the new administration has come a greater incentive in the hearts and minds of every student. The tide is now at the flood; fortune awaits the diligent. The Editor, 4

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